MotoGp Germany, where to see it on TV: timetables – Corriere.it

After the victory of Pecco Bagnaia on Sunday 11 June at Mugello, the MotoGP is already back on track at the Sachsenring, in Germany, a circuit that saw Marc Marquez triumph from 2013 to 2021 (in 2020 there was no race due to Covid), on the weekend of 16 -June 17-18 (all live on Sky Sport Summer, Sky Sport MotoGP and streaming on Now TV).

So the all-Ducati challenge in the riders’ standings between Bagnaia and Bezzecchi, who slipped to -21, starts again in Germany. Behind the Mooney VR46 rider is Jorge Martin (-24 from Pecco), reassured by the second place in Mugello. Also to be recorded package by Alex Rins and Joan Mir, who will miss the weekend due to their respective injuries. The weekend at Mugello was truly perfect and gave me the right boost to face the German GP as well. I knew the Tuscan track very well and that helped me, but the feeling with my Ducati Desmosedici which allowed me to really make a difference – comments Bagnaia – I hope to find these sensations again immediately at the Sachsenring: the goal will always be the same. Working well from the first sessions to be ready for both the Sprint and Sunday’s race.

At Mugello Enea Bastianini ran his first race of this season. The rider from Rimini is not yet 100% fit after the accident in the inaugural Sprint at Portimao: in Tuscany he managed to finish both the Sprint and the Sunday race in the top ten, a result above expectations: I’m happy to be able to get right back on track. The weekend at Mugello turned out to be positive and, even though I struggled a lot in the race, I managed to get a result that I never expected at the start. It will still take some time to be 100%, but the Sachsenring will certainly be less physically demanding, so I hope to be able to do even better in the German GP, ​​he said.

The program

Friday June 16th
8.55 am: free practice 1 Moto3
9.45 am: free practice 1 Moto2
10.40 am: free practice 1 MotoGP

11.40 am: live paddocks
12.55: live paddocks
1.15 pm: free practice 2 Moto3
2 pm: free practice 2 Moto2
2.55 pm: free practice 2 MotoGP

4.15 pm: Paddock Live Show
4.45 pm: Talent Time

Saturday June 17th
8.35 am: free practice 3 Moto3
9.20 am: free practice 3 Moto2
10.05 am: free practice 3 MotoGP

10.45 am: MotoGP qualifying

12.45: Moto3 qualifying
1.40 pm: Moto2 qualifying

Sunday 18 June
9.40 am: MotoGP warm-up
11 o’clock: Moto3 race
12.15: Moto2 race
2 pm: MotoGP race (delayed on TV8 from 17.05)